EEE Center
Electrical design, from intent to formboard.
One design followed from what the system must do, through platform, schematic, wiring and harness, to the board it is built on and the fault you will chase in service. Checked at every step. Built to be driven by an agent.
Eight views, one design.
Function, platform, schematic, wiring, harness, 3D, formboard and maintenance, linked: select anything and it lights up in all of them.
Checked across the lifecycle.
Nineteen design rules, from allocation and routing to fuse sizing, cavities, bundle diameter and cut length. Each says what it checked, or why it could not.
Diagnose and maintain.
Mark what stopped working. Every fault the harness allows is weighed, and a short sequence of measurements finds the one it is.
Real data.
An aircraft wing fuel harness read straight from NX Routing, and an air vehicle from its Cameo model, alongside generated vehicle designs.
Where it stands.
- Working today
- The design workspace: every view, the checks, diagnosis and 3D, on the designs above.
- Next: the agent
- Describe a system and the agent drafts the design through each stage, with the checks judging every step. What it can do is measured first on capitaleval.xcelerator.us.
- Shared with Capital Eval
- Both sites run the same design-thread code, so a capability built here arrives there in the same change.